Lobbying of Government Officials (Lobbyists Code of Conduct) Regulation 2014
9Third-party lobbyists required to be registered
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9 Third-party lobbyists required to be registered
9 Third-party lobbyists required to be registered
Third-party lobbyists must not meet or otherwise communicate with NSW Government officials for the purpose of lobbying unless:
(a) they are registered on the Register of Third-Party Lobbyists, and
(b) any individuals they engage to undertake the lobbying for them are registered on the Register, and
(c) they have provided all other information required to be included in the Register in connection with their lobbying business.
Note.
Conduct obligations that apply to Ministers and other NSW Government officials include an obligation not to permit lobbying of them by unregistered third-party lobbyists, and restrictions on meetings at which they are lobbied by lobbyists on the Lobbyists Watch List.